This is gonna take me quite a bit. But I need to start posting and organizing everything... In the future this will be a new coliseum challenge for others to do... if you're interested, you're welcome to start after the last reserved post.
2. There are at least three stories per venue. You can opt to do one, two, or even all three for each venue (or even just parts of each)--However, please note, that doing some quests will effect your reputation or ability to do others. This is to make it as varied as possible. So you might earn the trust of the Petalgrove Miths in the Training Fields only to lose it in the Woodland Path if you're not careful!
3. Reputation:
25 = Tolerated
50 = Friendly
200 = Cherished
300 = Honored
0 = Neutral
-50 = Unfriendly
-200 Hated
-300 Attack on Sight
ADEVENTURE 1:
Now that you have become friends with the local Mith Clan you can choose to move on or continue to build your friendship with them. Perhaps, maybe, if you work hard enough they could become useful allies in the future. There are optional Quests below you can do to continue to build your reputation with the Petalgrove Miths.
*300 Reputation = Honored with the Petalgrove Miths
ADEVENTURE 2:
In an effort to maintain a regular food supply, send your hunters to fetch young fawns to begin a herd back home.
Now that your hunters have stocked your food storage and your clan has begun to raise a small herd to further supply them regularly with meatf, rumors have begun to drift back to your hunters. A mysteriously rare stag is said to run the fields they'd so vigorously hunted--only able to be caught by the best hunters. Does your clan opt to send their hunters back out to seek to catch a legend?
Battle 99 Stags (can be of either variety-Crimson Emperor or Death's Head Stag) in the Training Fields and unlock:
Cream-winged Stag - This elusive deer is almost impossible to catch. Only experienced hunters will ever even glimpse such a creature. Fewer still will be able to capture such a magnificent beast.
ADEVENTURE 3:
Now that your dragons have rescued a number of hatchlings, it's time to get them some food.
You have helped protect the future generation of Sweetpuff/Ragepuffs, now the too-fast growing chipskink population needs to be thinned.
Training Field Badges:
ADEVENTURE 1:
Some of the more dangerous plants in the forest have gotten a little out of control, the Stranglers in particular. The paths have become treacherous to walk and even birds hesitate to roost in the trees. The whole balance of the forest seems upset. The Woodland Dryads seem worried that if left unchecked, the Stranglers will drive most of the wildlife from the Woodland Path. Help them by removing 20 Strangling Vines from Stranglers, making them a little less dangerous for the rest.
The Woodland Dryads are charming and full of wisdom of the forests. If your clan seeks to further a friendship with the Dryads there are optional quests they can do.
ADEVENTURE 2:
The Palehoof Merchants travel widely around Sornieth, trading across all flights. Friendly and easy to get along with they could make good allies, but they’re a busy lot and have stopped just long enough to gather items to craft some woven lichen blankets.
One of your more crafty members of your hunting party sees a young centaur in the band collecting twigs and making toys for the large phytocat that travels with them. The young Palehoof offers to teach your dragon how to make similar toys—do they accept?
The Merchants indeed seem to have a variety of goods to trade and more than that, information from across the eleven flights. They seem very willing to help your clan get what it needs in return for a little aid from you as well. To continue growing the potential alliance:
ADEVENTURE 3:
While Basilisks definitely seem to be behind the creation of the stone statues, the oversized-birds seem more inclined towards flight than staring contests with dragons and other animals. But the amount of statues along the path seems to be growing exponentially...do you continue your search?
Success! A young serthis is caught in the roots, but before your party can catch them they slither free and escape. However, they leave behind a potionmaster’s satchel. It seems whatever group this serthis is a part of is making potions from the basilisk’s feathers. Your dragons have narrowed down the mystery behind the statues, now they have three choices:
1. Let things be, their curiosity has been sated. It's time to move on to other things.
WOODLAND PATH BADGES:
*Finish Woodland Path Serthis Badges
*Scorched Forest...coming soon
CHOOSE Your Own Coliseum Adventure Challenge
Training Fields - Sandswept Delta
(I feel if I do all Coliseum Venues in one thread it'll be too unwieldly)
Rules and General Information:
1. You can start in any venue and bounce around. Obviously this is designed to go from Training Fields and work up, however, the freedom is yours. Choose your adventure. The only catch is, you have to complete a quest to get credit for it!Training Fields - Sandswept Delta
(I feel if I do all Coliseum Venues in one thread it'll be too unwieldly)
Rules and General Information:
2. There are at least three stories per venue. You can opt to do one, two, or even all three for each venue (or even just parts of each)--However, please note, that doing some quests will effect your reputation or ability to do others. This is to make it as varied as possible. So you might earn the trust of the Petalgrove Miths in the Training Fields only to lose it in the Woodland Path if you're not careful!
3. Reputation:
25 = Tolerated
50 = Friendly
200 = Cherished
300 = Honored
0 = Neutral
-50 = Unfriendly
-200 Hated
-300 Attack on Sight
Table of Contents:
Training Fields
Woodland Path
Training Fields
Woodland Path
ADEVENTURE 1:
| Your clan discovers a small village of Petalgrove Miths that has been destroyed by swarms of dark-tufted sparrowmice. Their huts have all been trampled and their gardens utterly destroyed by the fiendish birds. Do you help? |
| Collect 30 Herbalist Satchels to help them rebuild their gardens. +50 reputation with the Petalgrove Miths, making you friendly with them. |
| Collect 30 Dark-tufted Featherdusters to help them rebuild their twig huts. +50 reputation with the Petalgrove Miths. (100/200 Cherished Reputation Badge) |
Now that you have become friends with the local Mith Clan you can choose to move on or continue to build your friendship with them. Perhaps, maybe, if you work hard enough they could become useful allies in the future. There are optional Quests below you can do to continue to build your reputation with the Petalgrove Miths.
| Collect Brightly Painted Birdtoys (x10) to help keep sparrowmice from future gardens +50 reputation with the Petalgrove Miths. Repeatable. |
| Collect 15 Honeycomb Fragments for a special treat for the miths. +50 Reputation with the Petalgrove Miths. Repeatable. |
Bonuses!
If one of these drop, the Petalgrove Miths have offered an alliance and sent some of their Vanguard to help protect your clan.
If one of these drop, the Petalgrove Miths have offered an alliance and sent some of their best gardeners to help your clan start their own gardens.
If one of these drop, the Petalgrove Miths have offered an alliance and sent some of their Vanguard to help protect your clan.
If one of these drop, the Petalgrove Miths have offered an alliance and sent some of their best gardeners to help your clan start their own gardens.
ADEVENTURE 2:
| Your clan’s food storage grows thin and you have a number of young dragons looking to prove their mettle. Send three novice hunters to prove their worth on a Great Stag Hunt. |
| Collect x40 Herdbeast Hoof to begin to stock your clan’s larder. |
In an effort to maintain a regular food supply, send your hunters to fetch young fawns to begin a herd back home.
| Collect 20 Dwarf Fawns |
| Collect 20 Micro Deer |
Now that your hunters have stocked your food storage and your clan has begun to raise a small herd to further supply them regularly with meatf, rumors have begun to drift back to your hunters. A mysteriously rare stag is said to run the fields they'd so vigorously hunted--only able to be caught by the best hunters. Does your clan opt to send their hunters back out to seek to catch a legend?
Battle 99 Stags (can be of either variety-Crimson Emperor or Death's Head Stag) in the Training Fields and unlock:
Cream-winged Stag - This elusive deer is almost impossible to catch. Only experienced hunters will ever even glimpse such a creature. Fewer still will be able to capture such a magnificent beast.
ADEVENTURE 3:
| Overzealous chipskinks are destroying Sweetpuff/Ragepuff nests. Those poor pitiful birds stand no chance against the mischievous chipskinks. Will your dragons offer any aid? |
| Rescue 40 Sweet Songbirds |
| Rescue 40 Ire Tweets |
Now that your dragons have rescued a number of hatchlings, it's time to get them some food.
| Collect 30 crunchy moth legs to feed to the baby birds. |
You have helped protect the future generation of Sweetpuff/Ragepuffs, now the too-fast growing chipskink population needs to be thinned.
| Slay 45 Chipskinks or Bluelight Chipskins (or a combination of both). Completing this Adventure Section will earn you a starting reputation with the Woodland Dryads as Friendly. |
Training Field Badges:
ADEVENTURE 1:
| – Woodland Dryads are the protectors of the forests. The vast majority of them live in a small woodland grove and while they spend most of their time sleeping, no one knows the forests better than a dryad. Sadly the woods surrounding the Woodland Path have become troubled. |
| A small lake in the grove is overrun with leeches, collect 50 River Wigglers to help rebalance the grove’s water. +50 reputation with the Woodland Dryads. If you've completed the skinks quest in the Training Fields, you're well on your way to Cherished now! |
Some of the more dangerous plants in the forest have gotten a little out of control, the Stranglers in particular. The paths have become treacherous to walk and even birds hesitate to roost in the trees. The whole balance of the forest seems upset. The Woodland Dryads seem worried that if left unchecked, the Stranglers will drive most of the wildlife from the Woodland Path. Help them by removing 20 Strangling Vines from Stranglers, making them a little less dangerous for the rest.
| Collect 50 Strangler Seeds to remove them from the forest to keep the population from continuing to spiral. +50 Reputation with the Woodland Dryads. -50 with the Petalgrove Miths who are terrified of the strangling plants invading their gardens, they would much rather all seeds stay in the woodlands. |
The Woodland Dryads are charming and full of wisdom of the forests. If your clan seeks to further a friendship with the Dryads there are optional quests they can do.
| Collect 50 maple leaves to help decorate the dryad homes. +50 reputation with the Woodland Dryads. Repeatable. |
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| Collect another 20 Strangler Seeds to thin the dangerous plants more in the woodlands. Repeatable. +50 reputation wtih the Woodland Dryads, -25 with the Petalgrove Miths. |
| Help 10 Wildwood Owlets by collecting them and taking them to the safety of the Woodland Dryads. +50 reputation with the Woodland Dryads |
ADEVENTURE 2:
| Your hunting team stumbles across a small band of Palehoof Centaurs. A small wagon is towed behind one of them, full of goods to trade. The Palehoof Merchants are a small, peace-loving herd more akin to the Dunhoof Centaurs than the ever-growing defector herds. |
| Collect 20 Bamboo Leaves and offer them to the arriving merchants. They say the best way to make friends is over food…even if grass is more of a fit for most horses than dragons. +50 reputation with the Palehoof Merchants and are now Friendly with them. |
The Palehoof Merchants travel widely around Sornieth, trading across all flights. Friendly and easy to get along with they could make good allies, but they’re a busy lot and have stopped just long enough to gather items to craft some woven lichen blankets.
| Help them scavenge x40 Wildwood Moss. +50 reputation with the Palehoof Merchants. |
One of your more crafty members of your hunting party sees a young centaur in the band collecting twigs and making toys for the large phytocat that travels with them. The young Palehoof offers to teach your dragon how to make similar toys—do they accept?
| Collect 20x phytocat toys. +50 reputation with the Palehoof Merchants |
The Merchants indeed seem to have a variety of goods to trade and more than that, information from across the eleven flights. They seem very willing to help your clan get what it needs in return for a little aid from you as well. To continue growing the potential alliance:
| Collect 10 Bluefin Charger Fins to craft into handheld fans. The Palehoof are impressed with your ingenuity. +50 reputation with the Palehoof Merchants. Repeatable. |
| Fetch 10 Sakura Moss so that they can use the soft pink in their woven blankets to further their sales. +50 reputation with the Palehoof Merchants. Repeatable. |
ADEVENTURE 3:
| A startling number of stone statues are appearing along the path—should your hunting part figure out what could be behind such a thing? If so, they need to do some research to see if there are any clues to be found. |
| Collect 25 Coral Basilisk Field Notes. |
| Slay 20 Basilisks (of any type) to see if it slows the appearance of those being turned to stone. |
| On your party’s last basilisk kill there was a rather odd find...a serthis dagger. Your dragons have a suspicion that something else might be going on. Collect 10x Strangling Roots to lay a trap. (If successful, doing this quest will make your clan unfriendly with the Splinterroot Serthis, however +50 with the Woodland Dryads). |
Success! A young serthis is caught in the roots, but before your party can catch them they slither free and escape. However, they leave behind a potionmaster’s satchel. It seems whatever group this serthis is a part of is making potions from the basilisk’s feathers. Your dragons have narrowed down the mystery behind the statues, now they have three choices:
1. Let things be, their curiosity has been sated. It's time to move on to other things.
| 2. Find 10 Basilisk Feather Fans and craft an antidote to reverse the statues. -100 with the Splinterroot Serthis, +50 with the Palehoof Merchants and the Woodland Dryads. |
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| 3. Find 30 Basilisk Feather Fans and seek out the remnants of the Splinterroot Serthis camp and return the items. -This action will make you Tolerated by the Splinterroot Serthis, but -100 reputation to both the Palehoof Merchants and the Woodland Dryads. |
WOODLAND PATH BADGES:
*Finish Woodland Path Serthis Badges
*Scorched Forest...coming soon
